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| Camp Nelson National Cemetery Jessamine County |
Monday, October 24, 2016
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Beechwood Cemetery
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| Beechwood Cemetery, Beechwood, Owen County |
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| Chicory |
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| Charles Thomas Southworth Monument My husband's great grandfather |
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| Fieldstones as headstones and pieces of broken headstones |
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| CTS--marker for Charles Thomas Southworth plot |
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| Willard & Eula Wise |
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| View from the back corner of the cemetery |
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| Behind the cemetery |
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| Do Bramlett Memorial |
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| Thistle |
Sunday, October 9, 2016
Glimpses of Greensburg: Part 2
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| Looking from the old Greensburg Courthouse toward the new courthouse Greensburg, Green County |
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| The site of the shop of Simon Settles, maker of Kentucky Long Rifles |
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| Downtown Greensburg |
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| Site of the new Green County History Museum, scheduled to open in 2017 This building is also home to Kentucky Market House & Longhunters Coffee & Tea Company. |
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| Inside Longhunters--a beautiful space and a great place for lunch. |
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| For a fun local experience, visit Kentucky Head Hunters and order a Slaw Burger and a bottle of Ski. |
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| We enjoyed browsing through the antique store in the Woodson Lewis Building. |
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| Vintage Ski Bottle for sale in the antique store |
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| I loved the look of this lamp against the lace curtain in the antique store. |
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| Sweet handmade sachets |
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| Gorgeous ceiling in the antique store |
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| Looking out the front door of the antique store |
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| Ready for Fall |
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| Give Thanks |
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| Just a couple of blocks from downtown is the Green River Paddle Trail. |
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| The beautiful Green River |
Friday, October 7, 2016
Glimpses of Greensburg: Part 1
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| Greensburg, Green County |
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| The railroad tracks are gone now, but the Greensburg depot still stands. |
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| The platform at the old depot |
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| Detail of the platform |
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| A footbridge across a ravine leads from the old depot to downtown Greensburg. |
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| The Footbridge |
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| Crossing the footbridge offers one a view of this amazing old pressed metal roof. |
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| The old water works building, constructed by the WPA in the 1930's, is now the tourism center. |
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| The old court clerk's office |
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| The Greensburg Courthouse was built between 1802-1804. |
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| Inside the historic Greensburg Courthouse |
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| The state has designated all of downtown Greensburg a historic district. Watch for the next blog post to see more of this charming town. |
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